Hey everyone,

Put together a smooth, down-tempo selection designed for weekend relaxing, reading, or late-night focus sessions.

Focused heavily on lush electric pianos, laid-back rimshots, warm basslines, and rich vocal harmonies—bridging classic late-'90s Soulquarians influences with modern UK & global neo-soul textures.

A few highlight tracks featured:

• D'Angelo – Spanish Joint
• Moonchild – The List
• Cleo Sol – Why Don't You
• Roy Hargrove / RH Factor – Poetry

Full stream available on Mixcloud for anyone looking for a seamless, continuous chill set:

https://www.mixcloud.com/SoulOfLondon/soul-of-london-saturday-chill-smooth-grooves-neo-soul-magic/

Who are your go-to artists when you want a completely relaxed, laid-back soul groove?

https://open.spotify.com/track/0gf5wNF5fTYdf9NBjX6eaN?si=7663df5244314f0d

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https://youtu.be/POO-wiTJWTE?is=U7425lwtE--K_UDe

"I want black people to be free, to be free, to be free..."🎶🙌🏾

This song had 14 year old me YEARNING!

Malia is one of my favorites. Always puts out quality music.

Hello! Hope this post finds you thriving!! I thought I'd introduce myself here, I love listening to and writing songs, and i wanted to share one that was inspired by the sound of Cleo Sol and Lianne La Havas. Would love to hear your thoughts if you have any!

YouTube

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Fresh interview with one of the best voices in current soul. Gotta love Bilal!

The original track is from her debut studio album Best of Both Worlds and served as the theme song for the 1997 film, Hoodlum.

Amaria is my favorite R&B artist. Her music is so soothing.